Trade Big
Manage up to $200,000
Pass the Evaluation and trade with firm capital.
Keep up to 90% of profits.
Most traders hit the same walls
Small capital is a dead end: tiny gains, endless grind, constant blow-up risk
Math is brutal
Even 1000% on a micro-account is still small money. Big profits need big capital.
Too slow to matter
Building decent income from scratch means forever grinding. Time is running out.
Greed over rules
Pressure pushes leverage. Leverage pushes liquidation. New deposit. Repeat.
What traders get with Numagera
Keys to profitable trading: capital, risk management, reliable tech, security
Real funds
Numagera Traders manage accounts with real capital, not virtual
Room for growth
Managed capital can scale up to $200,000 based on weekly evaluations
Risk engine
Robust automated risk management framework with human oversight
Trusted infrastructure under the hood
Instruments
Crypto, stocks, commodities, indices and FX
Hyperliquid
Deep integration for market data and execution
TradingView
Well-known customizable charts and tools
Tether & Circle
Borderless payments in leading stablecoins
24 / 7 / 365
Trade anything, anytime and anywhere
How it works
Steps from here to a Scalable Funded Account
1Choose a track
Select an evaluation track, pay a one-time fee in USDT or USDC, and get started
2Complete 2 stages
Focus and consistency: hit the profit targets while staying within risk limits and rules
3Trade on a funded account
Well done: scale up with real capital and earn up to 90% of profits
Choose Evaluation Track
Range of options to fit different levels of ambition, goals, and risk tolerance
Amounts in USD. Transactions in stablecoins.
Learn more about How to get USDT or USDC
Beyond evaluation
Scalable funded account
Consistency over time is rewarded with a larger capital automatically and without any additional fee
- Weekly auto-scaling up to $200,000
- Upgrades on consistency, not on luck
- Payouts to traders increase up to 90% of profits
Funded account can scale from $5k to $200k
Brief answers
Questions that come up most often